German vocabulary for summer clothes | A Coffee Break with Thomas

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🗓️ 16 July 2025

⏱️ 9 minutes

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While we're working on our next podcast series to help you improve your German, here’s a short mini-lesson to keep your German fresh! In today’s episode, we’re joined by Thomas from the Coffee Break German team.

We'll be exploring useful German vocabulary for talking about summer clothes, perfect for the sunny season! ☀️ We’ll also look at key phrases to help you when shopping and describing what you are wearing.

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0:00.0	Welcome, welcome by Coffee Break German.
0:03.8	I'm here Thomas and I am back with a new short episode to help you improve your German.
0:11.3	Over the last few weeks we have been very busy with producing and publishing scenes from the Coffee Break German Cafe,
0:19.5	our new course for advanced German learners.
0:22.5	But now, with the new course finished
0:24.2	and summer here, I am ready
0:26.5	for the beach and for some
0:28.5	holidays. If you are too,
0:30.8	join me today for some summer
0:32.6	vocabulary and of course
0:34.6	a little bit of German grammar.
0:45.9	Music and of course a little bit of German grammar. There is quite the difference in temperatures between summer and winter in both Scotland and in Germany.
0:55.6	For me, this means I have a box full of summer clamotten, summer clothes that is packed away,
1:03.7	bis minest and s'may, but I also have a box for winterclamorten that I normally want to leave until November,
1:14.2	but in reality get out at some point during September.
1:18.3	But let's not talk about winter clamorten now.
1:21.5	Las uns liba over summer clamotten read.
1:25.1	Here are some possible examples of summer clothes. I will say them once and then give you a little bit of time to repeat them before I say the English. So, let's go. The Curse Hose The Curse Hose are short trousers. The Knie Longe Hose
1:46.4	The Knie Longue Hose are knee length
1:52.7	or Bermuda shorts.
1:55.9	The Hawaii Hempt
1:57.9	The Hawaii Hemp Really easy, the Hawaiian shirt.
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